2015 Fall/Winter collections bring back old trends and create new ones From the bright-blue furs to the diversity on the catwalk, Mercedes-Benz New York Fashion…
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This summer will bring “How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful” This english indie-rock band is arguably the most popular band with a plus sign in…
“Better Call Saul” is AMC’s newest TV show and prequel to “Breaking Bad.” Though the show has big shoes to fill, it promises to be…
The Bluesy LP That’s Taking the World by Storm Grammy award nominee Hozier is in no way a one-hit-wonder. His thirteen-track album has changed the…
Gallery offers excellent place for quiet contemplation The gallery is often overlooked by some students, but those who take the time to visit may find…
Brooklyn drone artist releases new album through Baltimore-based label. Henry Strand Contributing Writer strandh1@umbc.edu Alan Gesso treats silence like a blank canvas for his abstractions…
Jake Gyllenhaal leads the way in what is the most disturbingly inspiring film of the year Jacob Kjerulf Contributing Writer kjjacob1@umbc.edu Dan Gilroy’s Nightcrawler tells…
A killing machine with a heart of gold Jacob Kjerulf Contributing Writer kjjacob1@umbc.edu Pulling no punches, Fury shows it has heart beneath its steel frame…
Virginia ambient electronic artist Evenings returns with surprise EP Henry Strand Contributing Writer strandh1@umbc.edu Evenings began as an ambitious, cost-cutting solo project and has been…
Stop-motion film impresses audiences with its detailed animation and entertaining storytelling Holly Vogtman Staff Writer hollyv1@umbc.edu The Boxtrolls, a stop-motion animated film from the creators…
California emo revival starts to run dry Henry Strand Contributing Writer strandh1@umbc.edu Hail the Sun is back after two years with their first full length…
Apple sets its watch to conquer your wrist David Verghese Contributing Writer davergh1@umbc.edu Summary: Apple unveils its smartwatch as it faces off against Samsung, Google,…
This new book to movie proves to be much more than just a maze Holly Vogtman Staff Writer hollyv1@umbc.edu Summary: A young man named Thomas,…
A bad movie made worse with another acting attempt from Nicolas Cage Holly Vogtman Staff Writer hollyv1@umbc.edu Summary: Rage is a film that centers on…
UMBC lecturer wins award for published poems Ashley Parks Staff Writer parks5@umbc.edu Professor Tanya Olson is a new lecturer here at UMBC in the English…
From the beloved novel, The Giver, by Lois Lowry, the story comes to life on the big screen Holly Vogtman Contributing Writer hollyv1@umbc.edu Summary: The…